SR489-P1-LO-A20-E Low Control Power Protection Device

¥3,500.00

The low control power supply for the GE Multilin generator management relay includes 20 to 60 V DC; 20 to 48 V AC, 48 to 62 Hz.

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Description

489-P1-LO-A20 is a Multilin 489 generator management relay manufactured by GE Multilin. The generator relay has a 1 A phase CT secondary. The LO control power supply is 20-60 VDC and 20-48 VAC (48-62 Hz). The analog output of this relay is 4 to 20 mA. This relay has a basic display. The generator management relay does not have a protective conformal coating to prevent the impact of chemical environment. If you have any questions about this section, please contact AX Control.

The tripping protection functions of the relay include electrical locking analog inputs 1 to 4, thermal overload, RTD (stator, bearing, ambient temperature, others), low forward power, anti motor reverse power, loss of excitation reactive power (kvar), distance element (2 protection zones), loss of excitation (2 impedance coils), neutral undervoltage (3rd harmonic), neutral overvoltage (fundamental wave), overfrequency (two-step), underfrequency (two-step), high setting phase overcurrent Grounding direction, percentage difference, grounding overcurrent, negative sequence overcurrent, phase overcurrent with voltage limit, unintentional energization, offline overcurrent protection during startup, and seven assignable digital inputs.


The alarm protection functions of the relay include IRIG-B fault, service (self check fault), analog inputs 1 to 4, generator operating time, demand (current MW, Mvar, MVA), VT fuse fault, trip counter, thermal overload, RTD open circuit, RTD short circuit/low, RTD (stator, bearing, environment, others), low forward power, reverse power, reactive power (kvar), neutral undervoltage (third harmonic) Neutral overvoltage (fundamental), overvoltage, undervoltage frequency, volts/hertz, overvoltage, undervoltage, grounding direction, grounding overcurrent, negative sequence, overload, and 7 assignable digital inputs (universal input and tachometer).

 

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